Internet searches stimulate brain more than books

As someone who uses the internet a LOT I'm not sure whether I should be pleased by this finding, or saddened at the seemingly inevitable fate of the humble book:"Searching the Internet may stimulate and help improve brain function more than reading a book. Researchers at the...

Reasons to not form political opinions from reading the Internet

"The problem is that no matter how limited a person’s experience, no matter how little they have traveled and how few people from other countries they know, they still have strong opinions. "

Wives, On Average, Wield More Decision-Making Power, Research Finds

"(WebMD) Men may rule the world but women rule the roost, according to a new study that shows women wield considerably more decision-making power than men within marriages. Researchers found that wives, on average, displayed more power than their husbands during...

China's sixth most powerful leader dies

Just wondering how the Bush administration will spin this...--------------------------------------"BEIJING (AFP) - Chinese Vice Premier Huang Ju, who rose through the ranks in Shanghai to become number six in the ruling Communist Party hierarchy, died early Saturday at the...

ANZ and WWF join forces to change business decision-making

"ANZ and WWF join forces to change business decision-making 21 Nov 2006 ANZ and WWF-Australia today launched a strategic three-year partnership that aims to change the way business decisions are made. The two organisations have worked together to develop a very practical...

John chapter 14 verse 1

"John 14:1 points clearly to the following facts- 1. The decision-making whether truthful or false occurs in the heart. Why? Our soul the atman within the heart always prompts us on the right path. It is the ego driven self of a human being that prompts one on the worldly...